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KR101315306B1
KR101315306B1 KR1020120007688A KR20120007688A KR101315306B1 KR 101315306 B1 KR101315306 B1 KR 101315306B1 KR 1020120007688 A KR1020120007688 A KR 1020120007688A KR 20120007688 A KR20120007688 A KR 20120007688A KR 101315306 B1 KR101315306 B1 KR 101315306B1
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The present invention relates to a simulation apparatus of a solar cell, the simulation apparatus of a solar cell module, the housing having a predetermined space therein; A module fixing part disposed in the housing and installing and fixing the solar cell module; A light irradiation part disposed inside the housing and irradiating light to the solar cell module; And at least one sand discharge part disposed inside the housing and discharging sand toward the solar cell module. According to the device of the present invention having the above configuration, the durability of the solar cell module can be simulated by artificially exposing the environment to the solar cell module to simulate the environment such as the desert where sand storms exist. This can increase the reliability of the confirmation.

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Simulation device for solar cell {SIMULATION APPARATUS FOR SOLAR CELL}

The present invention relates to a simulation apparatus for a solar cell, and more particularly, to an apparatus for simulating to check whether a solar cell is deformed in various climates.

Solar cell modules that produce electricity using solar light are generally installed outdoors and used continuously for long periods under natural light or condensed sunlight. Therefore, it is important to operate the function normally even in various outdoor environments. Accordingly, it is important to secure reliability of the solar cell module by performing various tests before launching the product.

In particular, interest in solar power generation in the desert has recently increased. The desert is dry and hardly raining, so it has a good environment for solar power generation.

On the other hand, in the desert, fine sand particles may cause problems such as glass, a frame, a junction box or a connector, which are components of the solar cell module. In addition, there are various problems in the solar cell module exposed to such a harsh environment due to the presence of a wind storm, etc. in the desert. Therefore, a process to confirm this in advance is necessary.

However, until now, most of the solar cell module test apparatus has a problem that it is difficult to test the harsh environment in the desert.

The present invention is to solve the above problems, the present invention is to provide a solar cell simulation apparatus that can confirm the reliability of the solar cell in the environment, such as desert.

Simulation device for a solar cell module of the present invention to achieve this object, the housing having a predetermined space therein; A module fixing part disposed in the housing and installing and fixing the solar cell module; A light irradiation part disposed inside the housing and irradiating light to the solar cell module; And at least one sand discharge part disposed inside the housing and discharging sand toward the solar cell module.

In this case, the light irradiation unit, a lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell; And control means for controlling the position of the lamp such that the angle of light irradiated to the solar cell from the lamp changes with time.

And the control means, lamp fixing means for fixing the lamp; And it may include a position shifting means for moving the position of the lamp holding means so that the angle of the light irradiated from the lamp changes with time.

In addition, the control means, the lamp fixing means for fixing the lamp; And angle adjusting means for adjusting the angle of the lamp so that the angle of the light irradiated from the lamp changes with time.

And the sand discharge portion, and accommodates the sand therein, a hole through which the air can be introduced is formed, and accommodates for ejecting the sand received by the introduced air to the upper; A motor for introducing air into the inside of the container through a lower portion of the container; And an inverter for supplying power to the motor.

At this time, the housing, the main body having a receiving space therein; And dividing the inner accommodating space up and down, and having a plurality of holes formed therein so as to allow air to pass therethrough, beads are accommodated in the lower accommodating space of the partition plate, and sand is provided in the upper accommodating space of the partition plate. It is characterized in that it is accommodated.

Here, any one of the one or more sand discharge portion may be disposed below or above the center of gravity of the solar cell.

And it is characterized in that it further comprises a blower for generating wind for sending the sand discharged from the at least one sand discharge portion to the solar cell side.

In addition, the sand discharged from the at least one sand discharge unit characterized in that it further comprises a sand recovery unit for recovering the falling hit the solar cell.

And disposed inside the housing, characterized in that it further comprises one or more liquid injection unit for injecting a liquid to the solar cell side.

On the other hand, the simulation device of the solar cell module of the present invention to achieve this object, the housing having a predetermined space therein; A module fixing part disposed inside the housing and fixing and installing a solar cell; A light irradiation unit disposed inside the housing and irradiating light so that the angle of light irradiated to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing unit changes with time; And at least one sand discharge part disposed inside the housing and discharging sand toward the solar cell module.

At this time, the light irradiation unit, the lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing; A lamp holder for fixing the lamp; And a position shifter for moving the position of the lamp holder such that the angle of light irradiated from the lamp to the solar cell changes with time.

The light irradiation unit may include a lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing unit; A lamp holder for fixing the lamp; And an angle adjuster for adjusting an angle of the lamp holder such that the angle of light irradiated from the lamp to the solar cell changes with time.

According to the device of the present invention having the above configuration, the durability of the solar cell module can be simulated by artificially exposing the environment to the solar cell module to simulate the environment such as the desert where sand storms exist. This can increase the reliability of the confirmation.

In addition, the simulation apparatus of the solar cell of the present invention by varying the position of the lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell module or the angle of light irradiation with time, there is an effect that can simulate the solar cell module almost similar to the actual. .

1 is a cross-sectional view showing a side of the solar cell simulation apparatus of the present invention.
2 is a cross-sectional view showing the front of the solar cell simulation apparatus of the present invention.
3 is a view showing the operation of the solar cell simulation apparatus of the present invention.
4 is a view showing another embodiment of a solar cell simulation apparatus of the present invention.

Preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the accompanying drawings.

In one embodiment of the present invention, the simulation device 100 of the solar cell module, the housing 110, the module fixing part 120, the light irradiation unit 130, sand discharge unit 140, liquid injection unit 150 And a blower 160 and a sand recovery unit 170, which will be described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 4.

The housing 110 is for simulating the solar cell module C as in a natural environment, and has a predetermined space therein. The module fixing part 120, the light irradiation part 130, the sand discharge part 140, the liquid jet part 150, the blower part 160, and the sand recovery part 170 are installed in the housing 110. In addition, the housing 110, as shown in Figures 1 to 4, the inner space is divided up and down, the separated lower space is accommodated in a portion of the sand outlet 140.

The module fixing part 120 is installed in the upper space of the housing 110 to fix the solar cell module (C). At this time, as shown in Figures 1 to 4, the solar cell module (C) is fixed in an obliquely inclined state. In addition, the module fixing part 120 may be electrically connected to the solar cell module C to receive and output the current generated by the solar cell module C. Accordingly, the user can measure the performance of the solar cell module (C) by measuring the current output from the solar cell module (C).

The light irradiation unit 130 is disposed in the housing 110 to irradiate light to the solar cell module C, as shown in Figures 1 to 3 in one embodiment of the present invention, the lamp 132 And control means 134.

The lamp 132 emits light to irradiate light to the solar cell module (C).

The control means 134 fixes the lamp 132, controls the position of the lamp 132 so that the angle of the light irradiated from the lamp 132 to the solar cell module C changes, and the lamp fixing means 134a. And a position moving means 134b.

The lamp fixing means 134a fixes the lamp 132 and supplies power supplied from the outside to the lamp 132. In the present invention, the power is not supplied from the outside in order to simplify the drawing.

As shown in FIG. 2, the position moving means 134b moves the position of the lamp fixing means 134a as if the solar cell module C is actually installed outside. Therefore, the position shifting means 134b gradually moves the position of the lamp fixing means 134a with time. That is, since the sun moves from the east to the west by an angle of about 15 degrees per hour, the position shift means (134b) also when viewed from the center of gravity of the solar cell module (C), the lamp to move about 15 degrees per hour along the path By controlling the position of the fixing means 134a, it is possible to simulate the path of the actual sun.

In addition, an illumination sensor (not shown) may be mounted on the lamp fixing means 134a to detect the intensity of light emitted from the lamp 132. Therefore, the position shifting means 134b may sense the intensity of light detected by the sensor to move the lamp fixing means 134a and at the same time adjust the intensity of light emitted from the lamp 132.

In addition, although omitted in the drawings of the present invention, the position moving means 134b may include a roller (not shown) and a position moving motor (not shown). The roller is coupled to the ramp fixing means 134a and on the path of the position shifting means 134b. In addition, the roller is rotated by the position movement motor so that the lamp fixing means 134a may move on the path of the position movement means 134b.

Therefore, the solar cell module (C) can receive light from the light irradiation unit 130 similarly to the real because the light irradiation unit 130 moves with time, and thus the performance of the solar cell module (C) closer to the actual Can be tested

Sand discharge unit 140 may be provided with one or more, and comprises a receiving box 142, a motor 144 and an inverter 146. 1 to 3 illustrate that the sand discharge unit 140 is disposed below the center of gravity of the solar cell module C, but may be disposed above the center of gravity of the solar cell module C as necessary. In addition, one above the center of gravity of the solar cell module (C), it may be installed several such as one below.

The storage box 142 has an accommodation space therein, and sand (S) is accommodated in the accommodation space. And the housing 142 is configured to include a main body 142a, a partition plate 142b and a cover 142c.

The main body 142a has an accommodation space therein, an upper portion of which is opened, and an inlet portion through which air is introduced.

The partition plate 142b divides the receiving space of the main body 142a up and down, and a plurality of holes are formed to allow air to pass therethrough. Thus, sand (S) is accommodated in the upper portion of the receiving space of the main body 142a divided by the partition plate (142b), the beads (M) are accommodated in the lower portion. At this time, the size of the hole formed in the partition plate 142b is preferably small enough that sand (S) does not escape through the hole formed in the partition plate 142b accommodated in the upper receiving space of the main body 142a.

The beads M accommodated in the lower accommodating space of the main body 142a prevent sand S from escaping toward the motor 144 through an inlet formed in the lower part of the main body 142a. And the air introduced through the inlet can be evenly spread on the sand (S) accommodated in the upper receiving space of the main body (142a).

At this time, the size of the inlet formed in the lower portion of the main body 142a is preferably small enough that the beads (M) cannot escape to the outside through the inlet, or a net having a plurality of holes may be installed in the inlet.

In addition, the heater 148 may be connected to the upper accommodating space of the main body 142a. This is to dry the sand (S) accommodated in the upper receiving space of the main body (142a). The better dried sand (S) is ejected well to the upper body (142a).

The cover 142c covers the upper portion of the open body 142a to prevent foreign substances from entering the main body 142a. In addition, a plurality of holes are formed in the cover 142c such that the sand S accommodated in the upper accommodating space of the main body 142a exits out of the main body 142a.

That is, the air introduced through the inlet formed in the lower portion of the main body 142a moves to the upper receiving space of the main body 142a in which the sand S is accommodated through the beads M. The air thus moved pushes the sand S out of the main body 142a through a plurality of holes formed in the cover 142c.

The motor 144 is connected to the inlet formed in the lower portion of the body 142a of the receiving box 142, and compresses the surrounding air to discharge the compressed air toward the inlet side.

Inverter 146 supplies power to motor 144.

The liquid injection unit 150 is disposed at the upper end of the inner accommodating space of the housing 110 and sprinkles liquid such as water on the solar cell module C. Therefore, it is possible to simulate the phenomenon of rain on the solar cell module (C). As shown in FIGS. 1 to 3, the liquid injection unit 150 may be provided with one or more upper ends of the solar cell module (C).

As illustrated in FIGS. 1 and 3, the blower 160 may be installed at an upper end opposite to the solar cell module C, and may strongly introduce external air. That is, the blower 160 is disposed on the top of the sand discharge unit 140, when the sand (S) is ejected from the container 142, it can send the ejected sand (S) to the solar cell module (C) side. .

Therefore, the strength of the sand S and the amount of the sand S are determined by the amount of wind flowing from the blower 160 and the amount of compressed air ejected from the motor 144. That is, the greater the amount of air per unit time flowing from the motor 144 into the receiving space of the housing 142, the greater the amount of sand S ejected from the housing 142. In addition, as the intensity of the wind generated by the blower 160 increases, the sand S hits the solar cell module C harder. Therefore, through this, it is possible to simulate the effect of sandstorms, etc. on the solar cell module (C) in the desert similar to the actual.

As illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 3, the sand recovery unit 170 is installed at the lower end of the module fixing unit 120 and recovers the sand S ejected from the container 142 to fall down. Then, if necessary, the recovered sand S may be automatically transferred to the main body 142a of the housing 142 again.

At this time, the sand recovery unit 170 may have a shape of a box to recover the falling sand (S), as shown in Figures 1 to 3, may be formed in the shape of a conveyor belt. In the case of having the same shape as the conveyor belt, the falling sand S may be transported as it is, and the sand S may be filled in the container 142 again.

And the solar cell simulation apparatus 100 of the present invention may further include a temperature / humidity control unit (not shown) that can control the temperature and humidity inside the housing 110. Therefore, by adjusting the temperature and humidity inside the housing 110, the interior of the simulation apparatus 100 can be adjusted close to the desert environment.

The operation of the sand discharge unit 140 in the solar cell simulation apparatus 100 having the above configuration will be described with reference to the drawings shown in FIG. 3.

The sand discharge part 140 is operated in connection with the blower 160. In addition, the light irradiator 130 and the liquid injector 150 operate independently of the sand discharge unit 140, but in the case of the liquid injector 150, the sand discharge unit 140 operates when the sand discharge unit 140 is not operated. It is preferable to make it.

Motor 144 powered from inverter 146 compresses ambient air and sends it to the inlet side of receiving compressed air 142. Then, the compressed air is introduced into the upper receiving space of the main body 142a of the container 142 through the beads M. When compressed air is introduced from below the upper accommodating space, the sand S is discharged through the open upper portion of the accommodating body 142 and the main body 142a. Then, as shown in Figure 3, the sand (S) is spread in the inner space of the housing 110, the blower 160 moves the sand (S) thus spread to the solar cell module (C) side.

Therefore, the solar cell module (C) is exposed to numerous sands (S), and thus glass, frame, junction boxes (components) of the solar cell module (C) to the sand (S) The durability of the cables, cables, and connectors can be checked. In addition, when light is irradiated to the solar cell module C while the solar cell module C is exposed to sand S, the performance of the solar cell module C is measured by measuring the current output from the solar cell module C. Of course, the change can be confirmed.

On the other hand, Figure 4 is another embodiment of the solar cell simulation device 200 of the present invention, the light irradiation unit 230 shows a solar cell simulation device 200 having a different shape. That is, in the case of the same as the solar cell simulation apparatus 100 shown in Figures 1 to 3 will not be described.

The solar cell simulation apparatus 200 according to another embodiment of the present invention includes a housing 210, a module fixing part 220, a light irradiation part 230, a sand discharge part 240, a liquid injection part 250, and a blower part 260. ) And a sand recovery unit 270, and the description thereof will be omitted as it is the same as described above.

As shown in FIG. 4, the light irradiator 230 of another embodiment of the present invention is disposed inside the housing 210 to irradiate light to the solar cell module C, and includes a lamp 232 and a control means ( 234).

The lamp 232 emits light to irradiate light to the solar cell module (C).

The control means 234 is fixed to the lamp 232, in order to adjust the angle of the light irradiated from the lamp 232 to the solar cell module (C), the lamp fixing means 234a and the angle adjusting means 234b It is configured to include.

The lamp fixing means 234a fixes the lamp 232, and the angle adjusting means 234b adjusts the angle of the lamp fixing means 234a to adjust the angle of the light emitted from the lamp 232. And since the angle of light received by the solar cell module (C) from the sun changes with time, the angle adjusting means 234b adjusts the angle of the lamp fixing means 234a over time.

In addition, an illumination sensor (not shown) may be mounted to the lamp fixing means 234a to detect the intensity of light emitted from the lamp 232. Therefore, the angle adjusting means 234b may sense the intensity of light detected by the sensor to adjust the angle of the lamp fixing means 234a and at the same time adjust the intensity of the light emitted from the lamp 232.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments. And the scope of the present invention is to be understood as the following claims and their equivalents.

100, 200: simulation device
110, 210: housing 120, 220: module fixing part
130, 230: light irradiation unit 132, 232: lamp
134, 234: control means 134a, 234a: lamp fixing means
134b: position shifting means 234b: angle adjusting means
140, 240: sand outlet
142, 242: housing 142a, 242a: main body
142b, 242b: divider 142c: cover
144, 244: motors 146, 246: inverter
148, 248: heater
150, 250: liquid jetting section 160, 260: blowing section
170, 270: sand recovery unit
C: solar cell module S: sand
M: Bead

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A housing having a predetermined space therein;
A module fixing part disposed in the housing and installing and fixing the solar cell module;
A light irradiation part disposed inside the housing and irradiating light to the solar cell module; And
Is disposed inside the housing, and includes one or more sand discharge portion for discharging sand to the solar cell module side,
The sand discharge unit,
Receiving sand therein and forming a hole through which the air can be introduced through the lower portion, and accommodating the sand accommodated by the introduced air to the upper portion;
A motor for introducing air into the inside of the container through a lower portion of the container; And
An inverter for supplying power to the motor,
The housing,
A main body having a receiving space therein;
A partition plate for dividing the inner accommodating space up and down and having a plurality of holes to allow air to pass therethrough; And
The bead is accommodated in the lower accommodating space of the partition plate, the simulation device of the solar cell module, characterized in that sand is accommodated in the upper accommodating space of the partition plate. The method according to claim 1,
The light irradiation unit,
A lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell; And
And a control means for controlling the position of the lamp so that the angle of light irradiated to the solar cell from the lamp changes with time. The method according to claim 2,
Wherein,
Lamp fixing means for fixing the lamp; And
Simulation device for a solar cell module, characterized in that it comprises a position shifting means for moving the position of the lamp fixing means so that the angle of light irradiated from the lamp changes with time. The method according to claim 2,
Wherein,
Lamp fixing means for fixing the lamp; And
And an angle adjusting means for adjusting the angle of the lamp so that the angle of the light irradiated from the lamp changes with time. delete delete The method according to claim 1,
Any one of the at least one sand discharge unit is a simulation device of a solar cell module, characterized in that disposed below the center of gravity of the solar cell. The method according to claim 1,
Any one of the sand discharge portion is a simulation device for a solar cell module, characterized in that disposed above the center of gravity of the solar cell. The method according to claim 1,
Simulation device for a solar cell module, characterized in that it further comprises a blower for generating wind for sending sand discharged from the at least one sand discharge portion to the solar cell side. The method according to claim 1,
Simulation device for a solar cell module, characterized in that it further comprises a sand recovery unit for recovering the sand discharged from the at least one sand discharge unit hits the solar cell. The method according to claim 1,
It is disposed inside the housing, the simulation apparatus of the solar cell module, characterized in that it further comprises one or more liquid injection unit for injecting a liquid to the solar cell side. A housing having a predetermined space therein;
A module fixing part disposed in the housing and installing and fixing the solar cell module;
A light irradiation unit disposed inside the housing and irradiating light so that the angle of light irradiated to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing unit changes with time; And
Is disposed inside the housing, and includes one or more sand discharge portion for discharging sand to the solar cell module side,
The sand discharge unit,
Receiving sand therein and forming a hole through which the air can be introduced through the lower portion, and accommodating the sand accommodated by the introduced air to the upper portion;
A motor for introducing air into the inside of the container through a lower portion of the container; And
An inverter for supplying power to the motor,
The housing,
A main body having a receiving space therein;
A partition plate for dividing the inner accommodating space up and down and having a plurality of holes to allow air to pass therethrough; And
The bead is accommodated in the lower accommodating space of the partition plate, the simulation device of the solar cell module, characterized in that sand is accommodated in the upper accommodating space of the partition plate. The method of claim 12,
The light irradiation unit,
A lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing unit;
A lamp holder for fixing the lamp; And
Simulation device for a solar cell module comprising a positioner for moving the position of the lamp fixture so that the angle of light irradiated to the solar cell from the lamp changes over time. The method of claim 12,
The light irradiation unit,
A lamp for irradiating light to the solar cell fixed to the module fixing unit;
A lamp holder for fixing the lamp; And
Simulation device for a solar cell module, characterized in that it comprises an angle adjuster for adjusting the angle of the lamp fixture so that the angle of light irradiated from the lamp to the solar cell over time.
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